Chair

R. Lobinski

IUPAC Analytical Chemistry Division, President

CNRS UMR, Pau, France

e-mail: ryszard.lobinski@univ-pau.fr

Co-chair

A. Roda

SCI Analytical Chemistry Division, President

Università degli Studi di Bologna, Bologna, Italy

e-mail: aldo.roda@unibo.it

TOPIC TITLE

Metrology in Analytical Chemistry

Monday 06

morning

Chair: R. Lobinski

speaker

title

key note

10:30-11:10

P. De Bièvre

Metrology in chemistry for the 21st century

Invited lect.

11:10-11:30

A. Fajgelj

The role of interlaboratory comparisons in establishing metrological traceability and assuring comparability of measurement results

oral

11:30-11:50

G. Kramer

Analytical information markup language (AnIML) for interchanging and archiving analytical data and metadata

oral

11:50-12:10

A. Alcantara

Proposal of a plan for the implementation of a management system for the quality in the main labs of HIDROCENTRO

oral

12:10-12:30

B. Hibbert

Fundamental aspects of metrological traceability

oral

12:30-12:50

F. Camoes

Comparable pH measurements by metrological traceability

TOPIC TITLE

New analytical devices and diagnostic in health sciences

Tuesday 07

morning

Chair: A. Roda

speaker

title

key note

10:30-11:10

S. Daunert

Genetic engineering strategies in biosensing and micro/nanoanalytical methods

key note

11:10-11:50

M. Madou

Microfabrication for microfludics and biomems: applications in diagnostics and drug delivery

Invited Lect.

11:50-12:10

L. Torsi

Organic thin film transistors as plastic chemical and biological sensors

Invited Lect.

12:10-12:30

L. Prodi

Luminescent silica nanoparticles in diagnostics

oral

12:30-12:50

T.C Chang

A handheld device for cancer diagnosis

oral

12:50-13:10

K.-L. Yang

Chemical modifications of inert self-assembled monolayers with oxygen plasma for biosensor applications

TOPIC TITLE

Environmental analytical chemistry

Wednesday 08

morning

Chair: E. Mentasti

speaker

title

key note

10:30-11:10

D. Barcelò

Challenges and achievements by hybrid LC/MS/MS Q trap and Q TOF systems for the trace-level determination and unequivocal identification of selected emerging contaminants and their degradation products

Invited Lect.

11:10-11:30

A. Gianguzza

Chemical speciation studies in natural fluids

oral

11:30-11:50

P.S. Fedotov

Countercurrent chromatography and related techniques in the analysis of environmental samples

oral

11:50-12:10

D. Vione

Aromatic chloro- and chloronitroderivatives in the Rhône river delta (southern France)

oral

12:10-12:30

D.G. Kelly

Analytical methods for environmental detection of bis-(2-chloroethyl)sulfide and its degradation products

oral

12:30-12:50

S. Yamaguchi

Multiphoton ionization/mass spectrometry for trace analysis of dioxins

TOPIC TITLE

Analytical proteomics and Environmental analytical chemistry

Thursday 09

morning

Chair: M. Careri

speaker

title

key note

10:30-11:10

J. Szpunar

Metals and their speciation in the environment

Invited Lect.

11:10-11:30

F. Dondi

Determination of number of components, spot capacity and peak overlapping degree in 1D and 2D-multicomponent separations of interest for environment analysis and proteomics

Invited Lect.

11:30-11:50

G. Marino

Dansyl chemistry in proteomics: back to the future

oral

11:50-12:10

R. Mabilia

Comparison between pah chemical characterization and spectroradiometric analysis of vehicle particulate emissions

oral

12:10-12:30

A. Amoroso

New instrument based on HPLC for the measurement of HONO and HNO3, mixing ratio and fluxes.

oral

12:30-12:50

M. Pesavento

MIP sensors for triazinic compounds with electrochemical signal transduction

TOPIC TITLE

Analytical chemistry and cultural heritage

Friday 10

morning

Chair: M. Mascini

speaker

title

key note

10:30-11:10

R. Van Grieken

Analytical chemistry in the cultural heritage protection

Invited Lect.

11:10-11:30

P. Colombini

Macromolecules in archaeology

oral

11:30-11:50

R. Green

The fingerprint of fraud: forensic chemistry and indigenous art authentication

oral

11:50-12:10

H. Watarai

Optical chirality analysis at liquid-liquid interface